Not exact matches
Corporate
debt issued by companies with
riskier balance sheets and lower credit ratings typically
carries higher interest rates.
Carrying debt into retirement is
risky.
This helps companies
carry out ID checks to make sure you are who you say you are, and it also helps them decide how
risky it is to lend you money, based on whether you've paid back
debts on time in the past.
Factors that put you at risk are making an occasional late payment, living in a high foreclosure area, and / or
carrying risky debts such as an interest - only mortgage.
That strikes me as a
risky suggestion because there is always a risk to
carrying debt.
Unsecured
debts are thus
riskier for the lender than secured
debts, and will usually
carry much higher interest rates.